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This is a 10 inch side-mount ball bearing drawer slide from Fulterer, rated 100 lb per pair, with over-travel extension and a hold-in anti-rebound detent. The zinc finish blends with steel cabinet hardware and holds up through years of indoor use. It is built for shallow drawers where the travel needs to push past the cabinet face — the over-travel action carries the drawer beyond full extension so the back of a short box is genuinely reachable.
A 10 inch slide is the right call when cabinet depth is tight — think spice drawers, shallow utility inserts, workbench inserts, and small shop cabinets. At those depths, a standard full-extension slide brings the drawer to the cabinet face and stops. The over-travel action on this slide pushes the box past that point, so contents at the back come into view and reach instead of sitting just out of sight. The hold-in detent adds a practical benefit at the other end of travel: the drawer stays closed when pushed shut firmly and does not rebound open. That matters in shop environments and mobile installations where the drawer gets closed with a push rather than a gentle press.
The slide is cold-formed steel with a zinc electroplate finish. Zinc is the working standard on side-mount ball bearing slides — it resists the light corrosion of an indoor environment and keeps the steel members moving smoothly without adding bulk. The finish is functional rather than decorative; in most installs the slide sits beside the open drawer box and is not a focal point. For cabinetry where the slide will be visible against a light-colored interior, the zinc tone reads as neutral hardware gray and pairs cleanly with standard steel fasteners and brackets.
Cabinet shops building spice pull-outs, shallow drawer inserts, or small utility cabinets will reach for this slide when they need reliable over-travel in a 10 inch length. Contractors retrofitting narrow vanity or kitchen drawers, and woodworkers building shop storage with shallow boxes, get the same benefit: more of the drawer contents accessible without requiring deeper cabinetry. Because the slide is non-handed and uses the standard 1/2 inch side clearance format, it drops into a shop's existing workflow without special jigs or separate left-hand and right-hand pulls. For face-frame cabinet installations, rear mounting brackets are needed to support the back end of the slide — those brackets are series-specific and sold separately.
No. Ten inches is the closed length of the slide. The drawer travels the slide's full length plus the additional over-travel distance. Slide length and drawer travel are two separate specs.
It is a mechanical catch that keeps the drawer closed after it is pushed shut, stopping it from bouncing back open. There is no spring pulling the drawer shut and no damper slowing it — the detent simply holds the closed position until the drawer is intentionally pulled open.
No. The slide is non-handed, so both pieces in the pair are identical and fit either side of the drawer.
The source data does not state a maximum recommended drawer width for this model. As a general reference, the standard 1/2 inch side-clearance format is sized for typical cabinet and utility drawers rather than wide lateral applications.
Yes, but face-frame cabinets require rear mounting brackets to support the back end of the slide. Those brackets are sold separately and must match the Fulterer series.
When the cabinet is shallow and the drawer needs to come all the way out, this 10 inch zinc over-travel slide delivers the access and the stay-closed reliability to keep short drawers working the way they should.
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